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"Tir'd with all these, for restful death I cry." Shakespeare: In what might sound out-of-date to many, Devon Glover---The Sonnet Man---hears art, truth, relatability, and opportunity. He has devoted himself to bridging hip hop with Shakespeare, transforming his words to digestible and relatable lyrics. His recitations of modernized poetry that originally began in a school have since expanded to inside the carceral system, bringing along with them empowerment, learning, connection and sincere emotional depth to those who listen. Free Music by 'Ketsa.uk' in video (https://ketsa.uk.)
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